@AngelK From my memory of the EAP615 wall, there was a mounting bracket and this literally just hung on it. You should be able to slide the backet off, this video here might help.. although its the...

@DBShelton The best way to accomplish this would be via a second EAP610 at the cabin to receive the signal and an OC200 in the Main building to enable MESH, let me explain If you an an OC200...

@spyghost Yes.. So far all the APs that I have installed that are wired direct, namely not a root or mesh node, can be optimised.

@Jimsx03 Hey In short, thats 2,4ghz for you! It could well be a bug in the firmware, but honestly its likely just congestion on the airspace, seen it a thousand times. Sadly 2.4 can be interfered by...

@Gjjb Hey The limiting of internet access / speed is primarily the role of the Gateway in Omada, which unfortunately do you do not have. Its highly unlikely your Bell HomeHib would support this. You...

@spyghost Simple answer is that if the Meshed AP was to optimise and change channel, it would lose the uplink to the root mesh. It therefore has to be kept on the same channel as the Root to allow...